What happens to unwanted products that are returned to Amazon? There's an opportunity for enterprising individuals—and a headache for brands
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It works like this: Amazon sells some of its inventory to liquidation buyers like Connelly by the pallet or by the truckload. Often these are products that have been But the brands themselves often don’t take kindly to these independent liquidators. If a liquidator claims that a product is in new condition but the end customer receives a clearly used product, that reflects poorly on the brand. Shoppers may leave negative product reviews and Amazon may event suspend that product if there are enough quality concerns.
Anthony Connelly's business partner amongst a large volume of returned items that they intend to resell on Amazon.Other people in the Facebook group where Connelly posted had not been so successful with their liquidation business.
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